Coquille City herald., September 11, 1894, Image 3

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T P E 8 D A Y , S E l'T . 11, IBM.
_ REGULAR
T R A IN S
The steamer Baudorille is duej
Him im u n d .
| Word reached the homes of the
Sheriff Gage was in this vnlley
| Some weeks Bgo a man named parents «\nd friends of Mr. and
Friday, returning homo SuturJay. today from San Francisco.
Nervousness is from dyspepsia. tX A. Phelps came to this city and Mrs. James Dye last week of the
Call early at Harkness & Scott’s |
T.
..
.
,
and secure bargains.
Closiug-out i Tak« iMmmons Liver Regulator and lectured on two nights, tba first; death of the latter nt Phoenix, in
I sa|e
1 be cured.
night ou freethougbt, and the next Jacksou county, on the 31st ult,
_ . _ .
. ,
. u
I Mrs. Harkness had beeu quite on Populism. At thb close of his Mr. and Mrs. D. left here several
, 1
Capt Parker went down to - 8
s an
»n 1
first n i'h t’s lecture several ques- weeks since for a change of climate
Bandor
\ Francisco on the steamer Bai----- ^ Poorb . . a . *ew
. ‘W 8 past, but is now
reported better.
tions were propounded, of bistori- j on accouut of Mrs. Dye’s health,
j ille.
Myrtle Point, June 29.— No cal and scientific character, which j and while they expected to reach
A last chance for bargains at more credit after July 1, 1894.
the lecturer proposed to explain or California and rumors came back
Harkness & Scott’s closing-out
P. C. S toddard
answer.
As the inaetiug was about that already she had been bene-
sale.
L O C A L ITEM S.
Mrs. S. A. Moore o f Marshfield, drawing to a close, Rev. Mr. Stine filed by the change, later word
The public schools o f this city
who owns property here, was in o f this city propounded a question came that her health was still fail­
Boom.
will open the first Monday in Oc­
town from last Friday till yester­ or two, iu substance thus: “ Did ing and they could go no farther.
tober.
And boom again.
day seeing to her interests.
you, Mr. Phelps, ever hold a pub­ Quickly on the heels of this came
The World Almanac free with the
Look out for a hotel.
Pete Nichols, n brother of Ed lic discussion in Kansas with Mr. announcement of Mrs. D ye’s death.
H erald for one year -12 in ad­
County court was in session last
and Henry Nichols of this place, Chuchiil?” Mr. Phelps was un­ Mrs. D. was the daughter o f our
vance.
week.
certain that he had. Mr. Stine fellow-citizen Jacob Croy, who
Mrs. Vaunoy returned Thurs­ came iu from eastern Oregon last
then asked if he had discussed with lives a short distance northeast of
Parker’s lodging camp shut down
day from a prolonged visit at the week and will probably pitch tent
a
Mr. Fortune, in the same state. town, and was a very young woman
last Saturday.
here.
beach.
Mr. Phelps admitted that he had. nt the date o f her death.
She
Dress goods and ginghams at
If you would he rid of chills and
Dr. Holden, dentist, will be in Then said Mr. Stine, there was a
cost at Harkness & Scott’s.
leaves
throe
children
and
a
devoted
fevers take Simmons Liver Regu­ this city today and remain several
man named Phelps, a freethonght > husband bereft of her angelic pres-
Closing-out sale. Great bargains, lator.
days in the line of his profession. lecturer, who politicly discussed j ence, while her parents and a
for only a short while, at Harkness
The Coquille valley should come His former friends and patrons
<t Scott’s.
with these persons named, who , large circle of friends grieve at her
to the froul ,n these efforts to will take notice of this fact.
Mrs. Joe Dean returned Friday
was the guest while at that place early departure.
secure our tiade.
from a visit to her parents on the
Walter Colvin has about com­ of the family of a Mr. Carnahan;
N o t ic e .
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers o f Myrtle pleted George Collier’s nice new that this man Phelps Slienated the
South Fork.
Notice is hereby given that an ad­
Poiut prospected onr community house east of town, and will at affections of the wife of Carnahan,
Elder David Brower o f Talent,
journed session of the annual meet­
some last Saturday with a view to
once begin ou one for J. C. Wat­ broke up the family, and later ing of the stockholders of Coos
Jackson county, Or., is visiting on
starting a hotel.
joined the woman iind lived with her County Meicnntile & Shipping As­
son, northeast o f town.
the upper river.
leaehers should subscribe for To rise in the morning with n bad taste ns man and wife. Mr. Phelps was sociation will be held in Coqnille
F ob S ale .— A tract of 160 acres the Western Pedagogue ( ‘ he Ore­
City on Saturday, Sept. 22, 1894,
of fine timber land, near Fishtrap. gon State School Journal) and the in the mouth and no appetite, indicates that taken aback and tried to explain, at 1 o’clock p. in., for the purpose
the stomach needs strengthening. For this
but
utterly
failed
to
do
so.
Then
Apply at this office.
o f electing officers and transacting
H erald ; both for $2.50 a year.
purpose there is nothing better than an
to establish the identity of this such business as may properly
Thero will be preaching at th»
Arthur Brown, teacher of the occasional dose of Ayer's Fills taken at
man Phelps, and the truthfulness come before it.
Cbristiau church next Sunday by Middle creek school the past term, bed time.
W. D r a n e , Prea.
o f the charge made by oitr fellow-
the pastor, Rev. C. A. Stine.
Some
fine
onions
were
brought
to
was in town last Saturday.
He
C. Wilkins, Secretary.
Rev.
Mr.
Stine,
communi-
The mill shut down suddenly will teach in Brewster valley this ! thia ,Darket th‘ s morning by James | citizeu,
i Hatcher, of near Fairview. Thera cation " a8 opened with the secre-
Samnel J. Kirkwood, Iowa’s war
part of a day last week, owing to wrnter.
will hardly be a necessity for ship- *ary ° t die Masonic lodge at Doug­ governor, died Friday afternoon,
temporary damage to the edger.
J. R. Hale and sister, of Grants
lass, Kansas, of which lodge Mr. July 31, at Iowa City, his borne.
E. E. Dickson, o f the shingle Pass, who spent several weeks vis­ ping them any longer from San
j Carnahan, the deeply wronged He was born December 20, 1815.
mill at Riverton, was up yesterday iting in this place and vicinity, Francisco.
husband, is an honored member,
n o le v .
hunting for men to work at the mill. returned to their home last Wed­
Dr. Stockman was very ill most |
the result o f which correspondence H ansen — At Empira City, Aug 26, 1894, to
o
f
last
week,
and
friends
feared
for
Mrs. Pete Johnson has been very nesday.
Mr and Mrs Ed Hansen, a daughter.
has been to confirm Mr. Stine's
—On North slough, Sept 2,1894. to Mr
sick for a fortnight, but was taken
The many friends and acqu ain ­ the worst toward the close o f the expose o f this fiend as having B eale
and Mrs George W Beale, a son.
out driving Sunday and is getting tances of Mrs. Dr. W. C. Owen, week, but Sunday morning he was deeply wronged a happy family, C a m p b b l l — On Halls creek, Sept 1, 1894, to
Mr and Mrs Newt Campbell, a son.
better.
now residing in Missouri, will re­ bitter and has continued to im­ robbing the husband Rnd children Cox— At Bandon, Aug 26, 1894, to Mr and
prove
since.
Mrs Glenn Cox, a daughter.
The services being conducted by gret to learn o f her very poor
of a happy home, and the mother
the Adventists are well attended. health.
Elbert Dyer and Master Law­ of her honor and love, and later
D IE D .
Revs. Healey and Sharp aie very
Anotoer steamer is being put on rence returned from the valley last proved false to the woman who D y b — At Phoenix, Jackson county, Or.. Aug
31,1894. Lydia, wife of James Dye, aged
able preachers.
the run between this place and Sunday, Mrs. Dyer extending her had been deceived in a moment of
about 23 years.
trip
to
Washington
to
visit
her
weakness and forsakes her.
The public school o f Myrtle San Francisco— the Alice Blanch­
A private letter from a nephew
Poiut will open on Monday, No- ard— with an old friend and favor­ daughter, Mrs. Fagan, who is
Elbert gave his aunt, Mrs. of Mr. CarnAhan, the woman’s for­
vemver 12, under the tutorship of ite o f our people as commander, sick.
Buck, a Denny pheasant, three of mer husband, writes of date of
Prof. Jnmes M. Cox.
Capt. R. J. Dunham.
which he brought with him.
August 27, 1894: “ Mrs. Carnahan |
Pay up arrearages, and one year
Charley Dye o f the upper river,
T )A P E R , the FARMERS’ TRIBÜNE,
in advance o f only $6 for the Daily who was hurt badly in the logging
An adjourned meeting o f the told my mother when here during L forging to the front at a regular Jay-
Eye-See gait and is an acknowl­
Call and H erald , or $2.25 for the
the
trial
o
f
her
son
that
she
(Mrs.
camp near Arago, by being crushed stockholders o f the Coos County
edged reform
Weekly Call and H erald .
C.)
long
B go saw the error of her
Meicnntile
&
Shipping
Association
by the limb o f a fallen tree, was
The editor thanks his young
in town Saturday on crutches. He is call ed to he held in this city on way, and that if she conld live but
friends, Hnrve and Milt Johnson,
was bitdly hurt, but is recovering the 22d met., for the purpose of one week with her family in the of great merit. Yon know Gen. Wearer —
o f the South Fork, for a large and
everybody knows him— and his paper is
holding the annual election of former relation she ryould be ready
rapidly n avertheless.
the same as ^imself— a power. We
luscious Yellow Crawford poach.
officers and transacting otb u - im­ to die.”
will send it to you from now
F or S ale .— A new and charm­
until Jan. 1, ’95, for
Cbus. W. Craig, nephew of Mrs. ingly located residence property, portant business.
There should
The secretary of (he Masonic
2
5
CENTS!
S. B. Barrows, who has been absent in good neighborhood, with city be a good turn out.
lodge at Douglass, Kansas, of date
something over a year in northern water. The house has five rooms, I
August
23,
1894,
writes
to
the
sec­
The train yesterday morning wa31
Address,
F armers ’ T bibonr ,
Oregon, returned last week mid is story and a half high and pa .
retary of the lodge here thus:
Des Moines, Iowa.
pered. H. s three lots, with b a r n | co,nposed of two flatcars, two box
will probably remain.
and woodshed, Very cheap. Call cars and tho passenger coach, «III. “ I "ur in receipt of your letter of
Dr. Bogne, the dentist, desires us nt this office.
of which weie filled.
lh a, first j reply I have to say: That a fellow
to announce that ho will be in his
Valley Record: At Canyonville two hnd scrapers and other rail-1 by the name of Phelps, a tree-
office in this place today and until j
lecturer, did,
last week,!. J. Harris, and R. C .. road construction - paraphernalia on . j lover or , free-thought
. . . „
the 27 inst., after which latter date J
them, while
while the
the boxcars
boxcars were
were full
full through
Harris and J. B. Stevenson, enrnute ! them,
^ ¡ ^ f V r his
. S . influence,
P ^ a ^ b a n “ a"mJm-
he will be in Myrtle Point.
and
mer bor o f our io«ige, to desert her
from Coquille City to Gold Hill, to
l° the
the roof
Ioot with
w,Ul freight B“
d mor"
o n d a y «.
M
W e d n e s d a y «
and fu i
I
days will run ua follow«;
Leavo
„ ,,
| Arrive
8 00 a. m.
Marshfield
i 12.15 p. m
Arrive **
I
8.15 “
COQUILLE CITY j 11.00 a. m
8.50 “
Norway
I 10.25 *
10.(X) ** |
Myrtle Point
i 10.15 “
General
PAPER
ROBERT M'CLEARY,
In all that «roes to strengthen and bnilil j
were arrested on suspicion of being
up the system weakened by disease and
pain, Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla is the superior concerned iu the recent robbery of
medicine. It. neutralizes the poisons left in the Coquille postoffice.
They were
the system after diphtheria and scarlet fe­
thoroughly
searched,
exonerated,
ver and restores the debilitated pati eat.to
perfect health and vigor.
I and let go on their wny rejoicing,
'chandise received via the bay.
j Capt Symonds.cf the U. S. en-
gincers, is quoted iu these words
The H e r a l d desires to call the
attention of the authorities to the
fact that if the CL B.-R. railroad
is exteuded on the present pro­
jected survey up the Middle Fork
oar wagon road will be rained,
while within six years nearly or
about $20,000 has been used by
the county to make and keep open
that road. Now, would it not be
well to consider that if the rail­
road is to be thus extended and onr
wngonrosd ruined, why should not
the route be given to the railroad
for a stipulated sum—of 6ay $15,-
000—and that amount expended
on the Coos bay wagonroad to fit
it np for use?
Onr citizens are
much concerned regarding the
destruction of our Middle Fork
wagoroad, and bofore it is eternally
too late it should be attended to.
Elder Hollenbe&k came in from
his borne near Fairview this morn­
ing with a load of fine watermel­
ons, cantaloupes and muskmelons
of hia own raising.
He made an
experiment this year, which has
resulted v,ry succesfully, and the
H e r a l d hopes he
may receive
profit from his lubor. The H erald
was honored with a sample of each
and thanks Bro. Hollenbeak for
his kindness.
L O U IS O . V A H D E R V E R E ,
Obe of tho best known business men in
representatiYe of tlio groat Bradstroot Oo.
HEADACHE, SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUS
PROSTRATION.
D r . M i l " M edirm l Co., E lk h a r t, In d .
Gentlemen : I take ploasuro iu informing yott
of the very beneficial recuit* which haye followed
the use ol £
O r . M iles ' R c ^ torativk N crvin «
In the case of my9elf uau wife. Fur a year 1 was
nubjoct to a diNtreaun« pain at the base of the
brain and upper portion of ti>u spinal cgt '. I
^ m . mm* mm*
lost flesh and wu greatly
I R F* l J troubled with Bleoplewnero.
W V / n U b t f Your Nervine wtu highly
reoommended to me. My caso bail been so obsti­
nate that I had no confidence in the efficacy of
any medicine. Yet as a lavt resort I consented to
give it & trial Mach to myeurprioe, I experienced
marked benefit; my «IcepleaMisi» disappeared:
my head# che wa* removed; my spirits ana gouena
aSTH O U SA N DS
A conple of yoong Indies from
TWENTY MOUNOS. ALL TNI® O
this locality lust Sunday evening, •AIMED
AFTEM LEARNED AND WELL KNOWN RM
f a il e d . My wife Is ta k in g th e Ner
while walking from Mr. Barrows' t m h a e d beet
o f result*.
L eon V. V
. amdi
V ANDKKVAai»
place to R. J. Dean's, wets inter­
S o ld on a Positive Guarantee.
viewed by a Mr. Bear, who reared D r M I L E S 'P I L L S ,G O D o s m 2 5 C t »
up suddenly to survey the charm­
Sold by R. S. Knowlton.
ing trespassers upon his shady res­
ervation. This the young ladies Miss N e l l i e F ig g ’s
did not appreciate aud so took a
race back, and being a descending
grade for a full hnlf mile one of
the young misses made auch speed
as to run through her shoes and
FIRST STREET. OPPOSITE ODD
reach the place o f safely sans
FELLOW S’ HALL,
shoes. Mr. Bear disappeared aud C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , OREGON .
no barm was done; it seems to
have been a mutual misunderstand­
h o i c e stock of new anti fashionable
including trimmed and un-
ing, the yonng ladies were not after trim : millinery,
moil hats, flowers, ribbons, tip«, eto;
Will
receive-
n»
w invoices and a fine stock
the bear nor the bear after the
of FANCY GOODS by each steamer and
young ladies.
by rail. Ladies aro cordially invited to in­
Millinery and
Fancy Goods
C
Several documents have been
crowded out of this issue of the
H erald .
Some were too leugthy
aud not in shape to cut down;
others will appear soon.
Dr. Bogue arrived at noon. He
will practice his profession here
until tho 27th, after which date he
will te at Myrtle Point.
The steamor Bandorille
left San Francisco today.
ooly
JOHN H. YAGER,
spect these goods and compare prices.
Orders from a distance promptly and
carefully filled.
_
38 tf |
N ELLIE FIGG.
coos
FAMILY MARKET,
Front Street, Marshfield, Or.,
W. S Vanderburg, Prop.
Having opened our new and neat M eat
Market, first building south of Nasburg &
Hiint‘8 store, Front street, wo are now pre­
pared to furnish, at the lowest living rate,
t ïib bust
bo,ne. There is nc doubt but that
after leaving her borne she joined j A V » « ® ‘ ™ ^ « S 'o i p o L LACE’ °P'
this fe llo w Phelps. H o w long these
FRONT STREET,
ware, Lamps, Cutlery.
Etc., Etc.
by a reporter of the Portland
o i C o q u i l l e C i t y , Q v .
j lelegram ns to tho government
ti,8 mfltter, as it occurred before I
_______
“ No j came here.
I have no doubt bnt TEN TS M A D E TO O R D E R ,
BANDON, OR.
Rev. O. G. Quimby, Baptist, | Our friend E .J Shattnck, bend : work oa die Coquille river:
T EN TIN G
M A TE R IA L .
will preach in the little church next j of the firm of Hawks & Shattuck, work is now being done at wlmt Bro. Stine has struck the right
RDERS
BY
M AIL
PROM PTLY
founders an
and j dealers
dealers in
iD pum
print- the mouth o f the Coquille
river, ’ if ™a®’
j ' c 18
corre^
1,1 i|18 and
charge
Saturday evening, 15th inst.; and tvne
attended to, and «oods shipped per
type-iounuers
{
this .Rr!<
is the
same
Phelps;
be i
steamer to all points on the upper river nt
and
none
will
probably
be
done
j
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___
n
~
on Sunday following at 11 a. m. ers stock at San Francisco, reache 1
.
ra
no doubt is the same mau, as L>ro.
prices that defy competition.
F o r S a le .
Some work may Stine would recognize him, having
and 7:30 p. m. The public is cor­ this place last Saturday on his before spring.
C O A L S'JOVES,
annual pleasure trip. The H er - ! be d ° ne during the winter along lived here at time the matter oc- rjiH B E B M C E LEVEL L O T S -
dially invited.
W O O D STO V ES,
ald
was
the
recipient
o
f
a
call.
dm
upper
river.
For
the
im
prove-
1 curred.
The new steamer for this place,
COOK STOVES.
FOR
THF
PUCE
O
F
T1
Ï
0
-$1251
Mr o.
S came
coast ana
and enjoy»
enjoys nieut
the month of that stream member of ,ne our
18 ft, lodge.
®8° n’ I have ft
came uo
up the
me coast,
the Alice Blanohard, will leave .nr.
R AN G ES.
'
On
Main
«treet,
between
Atti
end
7tb,
Wood-
the sum of $25,000 has been appro­
San Francisco on or about the 20th this secti n for health and recrea- tllfi Sllm of $>25,000 has been appro- (lliVByg i{nown bim as an aggressive ; iS dA ddi«^'’to&jndoa.’ Addron
BUILDING HAR D W AR E— Such as Nails,
p
riated;
for
the
upper
stream
jpimted;
man, ready to denounce wroug
M. L. HANDLEMAN,
«crews, Lockp, Hinges, etc., at
inst., Capt. Bob Dunham in charge tiou very much.
61 tf)
Purkersbara, Or.
rock-bottom rriers.
i $5000.”
wberever he finds it.
H er tonnage is considerably more
Samuel Martin, head -butterman
“
Please
convey
to
Bro.
St:ne
my
'
Railroad construction begins nt
than that of the Bandorille.
with C. E. Whitney & Co. o f San
thanks for his denunciation o f a
! once at Myrtle Point. Nearly 100 villain. Yours, fraternally,
She schooner Coqnelle arrived Francisco, visited our several
Charles A. Baldwin & Co.
j head of horses arrived there Sun-
“ G. N AGILE, Secretary.”
:
in ntij the Joseph & Henry creameries last week. Butter has
BAN KERS,
■dny from the valley, while the train
Mr. Phelps spoke at Bandon
departed from the lower river last advanced in the city and our Co­
40 and 4a W a l l s t r e e t ,
yesterday took np construction after leaving this place, anil H ipd
week.
Tho mill at Prosper is quille butter stands nt the head of
HEW YORK.
machinery, etc., and a number of i «(spurted, we have been led to!
crowded with lumber and Mr. the list there, so this firm secured
A ccou n ts of Ranks nnd Banker* received
our
citizens
have
been
engaged
believe,
for
the
California
coast
on favorable term *.
Pershbaker is sending it ont as aud forwarded immediately, via
Bond* and invcutm cn t Securities.
the bay per steamer, the sjock ou to work ou the road. O f course, so c o „ ntry. The H erald believes he I' , Dally Financial Letter Mmiled on Applicatlen.
rapidly as possible.
1”
ff\
COR R BS PON PUNCH SOLICITED.
far as our information gops now, ¡8 t|lP snme
|mg been charged
Al Wilson hnd his right thumb hand Saturday—about a ton.
the work will be that of cutnple- evitii this great crime, nnd if there
crushed last Friday by a foed-
Irving W. Larimore, physical di­ lion of the track nnd Y nt Myrtle ¡8 nn written law to reach him and
rolier to the broombandle saw, and rector of Y. M. C. A., Des Moines,
Point, bnt the preparations are sud- n)Pte out to him a due punishment,
:s still laid off. In fact it was a Iowa, says he can conscientiously
recommend
Chamberlain’s Pain den sncl on so extensive a scale, thus there is a way for the general pnb-
• 9
O U A r
1 . T M C .c r r .
narrow escape that he didn’t lose
Q l } 9 n w b " ° ' au(" ,l" t
Balm to athletes, _ gymnasts,
bicyc- _ pninting to work on tho extension of ic to be warned against bim that
„
the member instantcr, or receive lists, football players and the pio-1 f|]0 road eastward, resultant o f the be may have no resting place suf-
»5 . C O R D O V A N ,
FRENCH A EN/VHEUZt) CALL
much greater injury.
fession in general for bruises, I vigit 0f
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‘ ~
’
FINE CALfÄ KANSAflOR
Mr. Spreckels ami Capt. (icieutly long to repeat his decep­
and dislocations; also for j
.
,
,
4 3.4P P0UCE.3 S o l u ,
On Sunday, August 26, the tem­ sprains
1
„1
.
nt
1
Samuels
the
past
few
days,
tion and practice his deyilisli
soreness and stiffness ot tne mus-1
'
perature in the shade at Marshfield
. « EXTRA
5 FINE.
« «
machinations to the hurtof others.
cles.
When applied before the |
*2AyBoysSciiooi5HOU.
was 93, at Coquille City 95, and at parts become swollen it will effect j
Look out for bim and pass him
• L A D IE S -
A w arded
the beach 71; o d Monday 27th, at a cure in one-half the time usually
along.
The newspapers will he
Co«juille City 90, lloseburg 101, i required. For sale by S. L. Leueve, Highest H o n o r s — W o r l d ’ s Fair.
““ SE NO FOR CATALOGUE
bis Nemesis.
W'L'DOUQLAS,
Marshfield 103, Myrtle Point 103, druggist.
'B H '
BROCKTON, MASS.
town of Bandon 83, and at the
Wallnee Hammack, who moved
Dr. P rice’s Cream Baking Powder r««
..v.m
.M T Si
»*• .
*03
llO lilia s “ ■ » r , i
,
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Francisco.
Because, we are the largest nuiniifactureri 1 of
beach 78. On Tuesdny, 28th, the with bis family from the Fishtrap
A s t r ic t ly l»igl»-ifrftd o F a m ily ß e u lu g
advertised shoe* in the w orld , and Ru*rsntea
M achix«*, | io *«*‘ » » ìiim ; u ll m o d e r n
temperature at Coqnille City was neighborhood some months since,
the value hy stam nina the D im e and p rice on
im provem ents.
_
.
,
j • a .
. the bottom, w h ich protects y o « against h ifll
83, and at the beach 67.
returned last Saturday a week and
Let us put a word in tho ears of
GUARANTIED EQUAL TO THE B est
onr farmers ami ranchers raiae w h e r. of Tower
” i " p . ric
' kw.'
h.V*'th.m •¿f rrr'T-
F. P. McDevitt, an employe in finds his “ lines have fallen in
e , for t h . v . l u . * lr ,n th .n
F rire* very reasonable. Obtain them
apples; such ns W 'l l bo marketable «n y other make. T .h e no .o b itltu le . I f yom,
f r o m y o u r l o c a l «lo a le r e n d m a k e
He was very
the state printing office at Salem, pleasant places.”
or
Beef, Veal, Pork, and Salt Meats of
all Kinds, Vegetables, Canned
Goods, and
iiroceries „
Hardware, Stoves, Tin­ F a m i ly
“
Varieties
ware .Que esware,Glass­
i
— DEALER IN —
BAY
G ro c e rie s
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Vessels nnd Logging Campe promptly
supplied.
Such share of public patronage ns flr«t-
Class goods, low prices nnd square dealing
entitle us to is respect fully solicited. Ln33tf
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gave the H erald a call Sunday.
H e has been taking an outing and
made his first visit to Coos county
c,n this trip, going as far as the
bay with Mr. Coon nud John John­
son. Mr. Me is much pleased with
his visit and thinks Coos will com ­
pare favorably in thrift and prom­
ise with the best of them.
warmly greeted by bis old neigh-1
bors and friends, and the family
Ims te It quite “ at home” siuce their
long ramble to and through east­
ern Oregon. The B'islitrap friends
have pointed Mr. Hammack and
MOST PERFECT MADE.
family to their potato patches, frail
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
trees, etc., ami told him to freely 60m Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant,
share with them.
40 YEAP.S THS STANDARD.
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in -San Irnncisco and southern
coast towns. Not just your own
fancy, nor apples that yon might
prefer to handle, but get such as
the market demands, which salt
the climate, and make it y«;nr bns-
iness nnd for money, and give
your whims a respite. Them is
. money in it
dealer r .n n o l su p p ly you, we c m . Sold b y
Dealer, whose name will shortly
appear here. Agent wanted, Apply
at once.
P h o to g ra p h s!
eoinparl sons.
ELDREDGE MANUFACTURING CO,
B E L V I D E P .E ,
ILL.
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